Partner with the leader in hotel self-checkout markets to build a recurring-revenue business — backed by exclusive territorial rights and end-to-end operational support.

You’re the sole GrabScanGo provider in your assigned region — no internal competition for hotel accounts.
Earn predictable profit-share from every market you service, with automatic monthly payouts.
Our self-checkout platform is fully self-provisioning and comes with inventory tools, analytics, and support — so you can focus on growing your business, not troubleshooting tech.
No storefront leases or staff-heavy operations — just scheduled restocks and customer relationships.
Start with a few hotels and expand to dozens as you prove success in your territory.
Leverage GrabScanGo’s brand credibility, approved supplier status, installation team, and on-site training to land hotel customers fast.

Tell us about your background, resources, and target geography. We verify availability and expected hotel density.
Sign your Operator Agreement securing territorial exclusivity. Dive into our Ops Academy for product, technology, and merchandising training.
We arm you with hotel-specific pitch decks, ROI calculators, and case studies to win management approval. GrabScanGo’s sales team can co-pitch when needed.
Our operations crew orders pay terminals and merchandising hardware. You oversee inventory setup, then open the market — often within 30 days of agreement.
Use our inventory management system to track sales, plan restocks, and optimize SKU mix, with assistance from the GrabScanGo team. As results roll in, replicate the model in additional hotels across your territory.
Most operators start for under $50K, covering fixtures and equipment for the first lobby market, initial inventory, and a modest warehouse space.
It helps, but many operators come from logistics, foodservice, or franchise backgrounds. Our training covers merchandising, hotel relations, and tech support.
Operators typically recoup their initial investment within 12-18 months, depending on hotel density and market size.
Yes-top-performing operators receive first right of refusal on adjacent open markets.